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blowtorch
[bloh-tawrch]
noun
a small portable apparatus that gives an extremely hot gasoline flame intensified by a blast, used especially in metalworking.
verb (used with object)
to weld, burn, or ignite with or as with a blowtorch.
blowtorch
/ ˈəʊˌɔːʃ /
noun
a small burner that produces a very hot flame, used to remove old paint, melt soft metal, etc
Word History and Origins
Origin of blowtorch1
Example Sentences
Knives, blowtorches and scissors were also found at the scene, the hearing was told.
In chats via the Telegram social media platform, he described how he had an "information kit" which included a blowtorch, pliers, gaffer tape, a screwdriver, bleach and a syringe.
Taking a blowtorch to space science would also have little effect on the federal budget while setting back American leadership in space — and the inspiration it provides across political divides — by generations.
In one ad, Osborn held a blowtorch and said: “I’m where President Trump is on corruption, China, the border. If Trump needs help building the wall, well, I’m pretty handy.”
One man was caught using a blowtorch to incinerate debris in West Hills as the Kenneth fire raged above him, police said.
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